When the Dutch Arrived in Present-Day New York in 1626

When the Dutch arrived in present-day New York in 1626, they:

A) did not share a common perception of property rights with the native Americans.
B) they found it easy to purchase Manhattan Island because there was a native market for property.
C) the native Americans insisted on selling the Dutch Manhattan Island rather than renting it to the Dutch, who preferred renting because they had no intention of remaining.
D) simply stole Manhattan Island from the native Americans.